FLYACKING

Our EXCLUSIVE Flyacking experience is available with 3 destinations.

• Virginia’s Barrier Islands

• North Carolina’s Roanoke River

• North Carolina’s Chowan River

Keep in mind the total estimated time for flight and embark/disembarking listed below:

• Virginia: 30-minutes each way

• North Carolina: 1 hour each way

This experience is all inclusive and we provide all kayaking equipment during the duration of your booked experience. We do not provide food or drinks.

Be sure to pack accordingly for your planned duration of Single-Day, or Multi-Day.

If you have any questions, our team would be happy to help after you secured and booked your experience.

Yes, the price includes the return trip.

The only price difference between a half-day and full day is if you book our Eco Tour Guide.

Paddle through untouched coastal beauty with winding marshes, quiet lagoons, and endless ocean views.

An exclusive experience made possible by our Coastal Seaplanes.

Virginia’s Barrier Islands offer a peaceful kayaking experience filled with wildlife, fresh sea air, and a true sense of escape.

Start your scenic journey through calm waters shaded by towering cypress trees and rich natural beauty by Coastal Seaplane arrival!

The Roanoke River delivers a relaxing yet adventurous kayaking experience perfect for spotting wildlife and soaking in the wild side of North Carolina.

Glide across smooth, tranquil waters surrounded by lush shoreline and timeless Southern charm.

The Chowan River offers a laid-back kayaking experience with beautiful scenery, peaceful stretches, and plenty of opportunities to connect with nature.

An exclusive experience made possible by our Coastal Seaplanes.

Customer Cancellations and Rescheduling

Nonrefundable Reservations. All customer-initiated cancellations are nonrefundable, regardless of reason. This includes illness, injury, emergency, travel delay, missed connection, schedule conflict, inaccurate directions, traffic, personal weather concerns, dissatisfaction with forecast conditions, or any other expected or unexpected circumstance.

Rescheduling 48 Hours or More Before Departure. A request received by Carrier at least forty-eight (48) hours before the Scheduled Departure may be rescheduled to another available date without a rescheduling fee. Any fare difference or additional service cost remains payable.

Rescheduling 24 to 48 Hours Before Departure. A request received less than forty-eight (48) hours but at least twenty-four (24) hours before the Scheduled Departure may be rescheduled upon payment of a one-hundred-dollar ($100) rescheduling fee per Reservation, plus any fare difference or additional service cost.

Less Than 24 Hours Before Departure. A Reservation may not be canceled for refund, credited, or rescheduled less than twenty-four (24) hours before Scheduled Departure. The Reservation will be canceled and the entire fare forfeited.

How Notice Is Measured. A rescheduling request is effective only when actually received and acknowledged by Carrier through an authorized communication channel. Voicemail, social-media messages, or messages to a third-party partner are not effective unless acknowledged by Carrier.

Partial Cancellations. Removal of one or more Passengers, reduction of seats, shortening of an itinerary, or elimination of an included service is treated as a customer-initiated cancellation of that portion and does not create a refund or credit.

Rescheduling Deadline. All rescheduled Flight Services must be completed within eighteen (18) months after the original booking date, not the rescheduling date. Unused value expires at the end of that period and is forfeited.

Availability. Rescheduling is subject to Carrier’s operating season, Aircraft, crew, route, location, capacity, regulatory, and scheduling availability. Carrier does not guarantee the same date, time, route, experience, partner service, price, or Aircraft.

Nontransferability. Reservations and credits are nontransferable and may not be sold, assigned, bartered, or redeemed for cash unless Carrier approves the transfer in writing.

Carrier Delays, Modifications, and Cancellations

Right to Change or Cancel. Carrier may delay, modify, relocate, reroute, interrupt, divert, reschedule, or cancel any Flight Services when Carrier or the PIC determines that weather, visibility, wind, water or wave conditions, tides, docking conditions, maintenance, Aircraft readiness, crew availability, air traffic, airspace or maritime restrictions, fuel availability, passenger or baggage limitations, regulatory requirements, safety concerns, or other operational conditions warrant the action.

Carrier Cancellation Remedy. When Carrier cancels the Flight Services and does not provide a substantially equivalent service, the Booking Customer may choose: (a) a refund of the amount paid to Carrier for the canceled, unused Flight Services, returned to the original form of payment; or (b) rescheduling to an available date completed within eighteen (18) months after the original booking date, without a rescheduling fee.

Exclusive Remedy. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the remedy in Section 7.2 is the Booking Customer’s sole and exclusive remedy for a Carrier-initiated cancellation.

Delays and Modifications. A delay, route change, change of operating location, shortened or extended ground period, substitution of Aircraft, or other modification does not automatically constitute a cancellation or create a refund right. Carrier will determine whether the core Flight Services were provided.

Passenger Declines an Operable Flight. When Carrier and the PIC determine that a flight may safely and legally operate, a Passenger’s decision not to fly is customer-initiated and is governed by Section 6, even when the decision is based on weather concerns.

No Third-Party Expense Liability. Carrier is not responsible for hotel, meal, rental-car, rideshare, parking, marina, event, admission, missed-connection, lost-wage, childcare, pet-care, replacement transportation, or other incidental or third-party expense resulting from a delay, modification, diversion, interruption, or cancellation.